The first problem solving method that I tried was Ranking the Task. Overall I think that this method was very effective and forced me to do the more important tasks before the less important ones or the ones that were due at a later date. This method helped me alot because when looking at all of the different things that I needed to complete for my math class it overwhelmed me, but once I ranked each item by its importance and thought about when it needed to be completed by, it made everything on my list alot more organized. And once I started finishing tasks, my list started to seem alot more doable for me to accomplish.
The next problem solving method that I chose to try was the "One Step at a Time" method. I think this was also a good solution to trying to fix a problem that is going on in my life. It forced me to look at the consequences of my problem and forced me to think about what action I needed to execute in order to achieving a solutiton for my issue.
ONE STEP AT A TIME
Problem
| Consequences | Possible to Do’s | Will Do |
1. Not doing my journal or tech assignment on time. | 1. Lose credit
2. Only get partial credit | 1. Speak with the professor or TA
2. Do both assignments just hand them in late
3. Ask if there is an alternative assignment or project that I can do for extra credit | 1. Complete both of the assignments and speak to the professor or TA about getting maximum credit. |
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